Accommodation
Jeju Island

Large resort opened in 1990 above the Jungmun coast, with 429 rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, a spa and a glamping village.

Intimate hotel designed by architect Itami Jun, its rounded roofs evoking a bunch of grapes resting among the volcanic oreum.

Large seafront complex in Pyoseon with 288 hotel rooms, 215 suites, nine restaurants and an indoor pool open all year round.

Jungmun hotel split between a main building and Hill Suites, with the panoramic Heavenly Pool, a kids’ club and several restaurants.

Seaside hotel in Jungmun with traditionally inspired pavilions, pool suites, a spa and gardens facing the Pacific.

Design hotel on the edge of a wooded valley near Jungmun, famous for its infinity pool that seems to float above the forest.

Hanok-style hotel of traditional Korean wood-and-tile houses, a short walk from Jeongbang waterfall and central Seogwipo.

Hostel for backpackers and hikers three minutes’ walk from the bus terminal, with free breakfast, laundry and Wi-Fi.

Small stone house renovated by a couple in a south-western village, with dorms, single or double rooms and a café for guests.

Modern city hotel from the Korean Shilla Stay brand, minutes from the airport, handy for a first or last night.